The Archive · 1924

Japanese Minister to Saghalien

Inspection of Local Conditions Before Conference with the Bolsheviks Tokyo, July 11.

Mr. Yoshizawa, Japanese Minister to Peking, was ordered yesterday to go to North Saghalien for a short visit. It is reported that the Government has come to this conclusion because: it considers it advisable to make Mr. Yoshizawa, inspect the actual conditions in the island for the benefit of his future negotiations with the Soviet Envoy. Te is understood that Mr. Yoshizawa will return to his post in Peking immediately upon his arrival here from North Saghalien—Eustern News Agen

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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